It has now been agreed that the bargaining over the defamation, in case a plea bargain is reached between the State Attorney's Office and Netanyahu, is between those who seek to take advantage of the clause to remove Netanyahu from political life, and those who believe there is no material defamation.
For those who are interested in what is happening in the State of Israel, it is clear that parallel and very difficult national crises are at stake.
The most serious is that the movement of black flags gave birth to the movement of white flags.
The credit for the image of the white flags belongs to Hagai Segal from Makor Rishon.
The government of the law of electricity and non-planting, the government of the loss of control of the epidemic and international weakness, must go.
And this is more important than the question of Netanyahu's plea deal and the emotions of those disappointed on the right.
One can take solace in the fact that the masked man from the entrance to Jeffrey Epstein's house thinks a plea deal is a disgrace to generations.
That is, it is good for Netanyahu.
Hugo Chavez's fan, Nitzan Horowitz, who longs for even Litzman, is also furious.
But all this is not the point.
A plea deal paves the way for a right-wing government.
Hard to believe, a prime minister reacts to a plea deal in court as if it is threatening his government.
Of course, not only justice but also the supreme national interest requires that Netanyahu himself return to the post of prime minister.
But we live in a certain real world.
In this world, Gavison's prophecy is hovering as a threat - personal and national.
The glue of tyranny that grows from the street thugs of the black flags to the top of the white flags, Naftali Bennett, is toxic and strong.
The pursuit of Netanyahu precedes any national interest among them.
Their impact on the judicial system through the group of police journalists is crucial.
It is not pleasant to state this, but even a mass murderer like Ivan Demjanjuk could have expected a fair trial in the Jewish state.
But the prime minister, whose achievements and contribution to the state is second only to David Ben-Gurion, unfortunately cannot expect such a trial.
For this reason, former Prime Minister Netanyahu cannot be expected to fight to the last bullet.
Netanyahu is marked - and his messages have been proven at trial
Especially when Netanyahu is marked, and walking to the end can, according to experts in the judiciary, lead to convictions and severe punishment.
Netanyahu has already had time to prove his messages during the trial.
Spokesmen for the media in the media say: A plea deal means that Netanyahu's statement, "there will be nothing because there was nothing," is incorrect.
But to convict a prime minister of breach of trust is to say that there was nothing.
It is precisely Aharon Barak's involvement that shows how much Netanyahu's trial was a political move by the elite.
Just as Mandelblit bowed after Barak's statement on television that he was sure the attorney general would not disappoint him and Shamgar regarding the filing of an indictment, so he now bends before Barak the mediator in the plea deal.
The legal system is the enterprise of Aharon Barak's life.
He does not want her to crash.
As a historical justification for Netanyahu's move to give up, one can hang on to Menachem Begin's motto, "Civil war never."
This is the fate of the right.
Because the left has not stopped a civil war since May 1977. It is a civil war that has never been enough.
She had several records, and the last and perhaps most difficult of all is the cannibalistic hunt for Benjamin Netanyahu and his family, as is customary in the darkest tyrannical regimes.
Nature of Conservatism: Preference for Good Order
The right is doomed.
Supporters of the right, the masses of the Jewish people in the Land of Israel, are doomed to maintain restraint and not return in return the status of the rotten ruler, who is already willing to give up the Jewish state.
And there is another lesson taught by Richard Nixon, who was hated by the left and the American elites.
Nixon had every objective reason to fight in the 1960s for the election results and the possibility of defeating Kennedy.
But when he saw that a fight against counterfeiting in at least two major countries would lead to chaos and an empty governmental space, he decided to give up and already on election night delivered the loss speech.
A plea deal, which will also result in the dissolution of the Bennett, Saar and Lapid government, is half a glass full.
It means that Alsheikh, Cyrus Bar-Nur, the community of police journalists, Mandelblit and Shai Nitzan are stealing the election results;
But it saves national chaos and prolongation from the legal demon dance.
The disappointment is great.
In fact, as is customary in democratic regimes.
Leaders do not go home in a bang of twilight gods, but in the greyness of good teaspoons.
Public opinion led to the resignation of Golda Meir.
Menachem Begin raised his hands and mumbled, "I can no longer."
Shamir lost the election, a good way to go home.
Netanyahu was not defeated in the election but was dismissed in a dubious manner.
But through his trial, he conveyed a clear message about the need to correct the ways of the justice system, and he also exposed the disgrace of right-wing politicians who have shifted power to the left and to the PM.
If the plea deal really materializes, the possibility of Netanyahu returning to power still exists.
Like great retired leaders, the historical national need is the father of return.
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